Intestate Succession in the State of New York : Showing the Rights of the Living to the Property of Deceased Relatives Undisposed of By Valid Will
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13 R. P. Law, § 184. Between June 7, 1889, and April 23, 1890, in certain cases, widows might be entitled to an addi- tional interest in lands. L. 1889, ch. 406; repealed law 1890, ch. 173.
I'' A widow by accepting a provision in lieu of dower is not thereby precluded from taking her distributive share of per- sonal estate undisposed of by will. Edsall v. Waterbury, 2 Redf. 48; Hatch v. Bassett, 52 N. Y. 359; Lefevre v. Lefevre, 59 Id. 434.
15 Code Civ. Pro. § 2732, subd. 1.
OF THE EIGHTS ...OF WIDOW AND HUSBAND. 33 If the deceased leaves no descendant, but leaves a parent, the widow takes one-half.^® If the deceased leaves no descendant or parent, but leaves a brother, sister, nephew, or niece, the widow takes, besides the one-half above referred to, all of the other half to the amount of, but not to exceed, two thousand dollars.-'^ If the deceased leaves no descendant, parent, brother, sister, nephew, or niece, the widow takes all.^* A woman divorced in 'New York, for her own or her husband's infidelity, is not entitled to a dis- tributive share as widow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
215.
13 R. P. Law, § 184. Between June 7, 1889, and April 23, 1890, in certain cases, widows might be entitled to an addi- tional interest in lands. L. 1889, ch. 406; repealed law 1890, ch. 173.
I'' A widow by accepting a provision in lieu of dower is not thereby precluded from taking her distributive share of per- sonal estate undisposed of by will. Edsall v. Waterbury, 2 Redf. 48; Hatch v. Bassett, 52 N. Y. 359; Lefevre v. Lefevre, 59 Id. 434.
15 Code Civ. Pro. § 2732, subd. 1.
OF THE EIGHTS ...OF WIDOW AND HUSBAND. 33 If the deceased leaves no descendant, but leaves a parent, the widow takes one-half.^® If the deceased leaves no descendant or parent, but leaves a brother, sister, nephew, or niece, the widow takes, besides the one-half above referred to, all of the other half to the amount of, but not to exceed, two thousand dollars.-'^ If the deceased leaves no descendant, parent, brother, sister, nephew, or niece, the widow takes all.^* A woman divorced in 'New York, for her own or her husband's infidelity, is not entitled to a dis- tributive share as widow.
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